Trump Endorses Netanyahu, Citing Joint Victories and Iran's Weakness
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump published a new post supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israelis to vote for him. Trump cited their "excellent relationship" and joint "victories," including operations against Iran, which he claimed left the country's military and economy in collapse. He also recalled past negative labels for Israel and the U.S., vowing such chants would cease, and called for completing their "started job."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Donald Trump posted further support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Trump cited joint "victories" with Netanyahu, including operations against Iran.
- He claimed Iran's military and economy are in collapse.
- Trump urged Israelis to remember Netanyahu as an "outstanding Prime Minister and fighter."
- He stated that chants of "Death to America, Death to Israel" will no longer be heard.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump posted another message of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israelis to remember Netanyahu's leadership and fighting spirit when they vote. Trump highlighted his "excellent relationship" with Netanyahu, citing shared "victories" including "Operation Midnight Hammer," which he claimed prevented the world's largest sponsor of terror from obtaining nuclear weapons. He also mentioned "Operation Wrath of the Ephesian," stating that Iran now lacks an air force and navy, with its military and economy in collapse.
Trump encouraged voters to remember that "Bibi was an outstanding Prime Minister and fighter." He recalled a time when Israel was called "Little Satan" and the United States "Big Satan" by "very bad people." The former president declared that the chant "Death to America, Death to Israel" will no longer be heard globally. He concluded by urging support for "Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister" to "finish the job we started."
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